were is this

Small? Down here in Ohio that was a giant. Wish our "small" ones were that size lol.

What a kind man… giving that turkey a ride on his back… so touching.☺️

Awesome video mate!

What camera you guys running?

Awesome footage guys👍A+

Johnny depp looking asz

Keep up the good work love the beanie

I give this video a BOOM

Love shed content keep these up

Bitchin antler man👍

yes black bullhead smaller browns are good i live at the start of st lawerence river we get good runs in spring

you kept like 8 fish you have them hidden under the sled that your sitting on, disgraceful😞

their black bull head so they tend to get larger faster then normal bullhead around 9.0 to. 5.0 pounds are decent for black bullhead

Where are you fishing?

They look like white catfish to me. Did the chin barbells look white?

I like fishes in Maine bass and brook brown torouts

Use the leader! Youll catch more fish and it is more abrasion resistant. Your welcome!

Better than channels and close to a blue in taste but we call them white catfish. I believe they are in the bullhead family.

What pond is this

You need to learn how to handle the fish

It would be a better video without that whiny kid in the back of the boat.

Looks like a Marblehead Cat to me, not a Bullhead.

Love it bro 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

When I fish rivers, I fish in between rocks and target goby for cut bait. Sometimes, I land big bullheads. I usually catch 2-3 of them on an average fishing session by accident. Biggest being around 2.5lbs

When I was a kid, we used to fish for bullheads in Kansas City but we NEVER caught any that big! I didn’t even know they got that big.

I didn't know Bullheads got that big. Wow!!!

They are some handsome turkeys ❤️🙏🦃

Shout out from Lewiston! Looks like your catching white bullhead! Super jealous! We only have black bullheads in the andro and they are a little smaller! Tight lines and have a great summer!

Nice fish!

These white catfish are in the Kennebec too. I've caught a few in Gardiner, I caught one once in the brackish salt at Squirrel Point lighthouse

These are white catfish, technically in the bullhead family but bigger, native to coastal rivers in the eastern US

bro the way they gobbled before they got sent to the shadow realm was hard not to laugh at

Awesome video quality, greetings from Costa Rica, new sub here!

Maine and New York tend to have the biggest bullheads of any place in the country. Here in Minnesota the big ones average a little over half the size of your monsters. I've fished for bullheads for many years and the biggest one I landed was in livestock pond on a ranch in South Dakota. The big ones are fun to catch, but I prefer to eat the ones that are seven to ten inches long.

you raised the first turkey from a pulp and let him loose in front of you and killed it, it was staged

Quality is great

Kicker? Thats his g4

Nice haul! i fish bullheads out here in MN, mostly yellows and blacks but we have channels and monster flatheads as well. fresh catfish is my favorite

To bad the Androscoggin River was so polluted that I wouldn't dare eat a fish out of it. But the fishing is good.

Please protect the resource and get the bass back in the water faster.

cool guys

I like your gentle releases. You're protecting the resource!

White catfish not a bullhead

Love to hear it!

Watch out! The gobbler gang is in town! And they're looking fly!

First fish wasn't a bullhead

White Bullhead is a new one on me! I had to look it up! Anyway, I subscribed, but would you do me a favor? As an avid bass fisherman I've learned holding fish by the lower lip and raising him to the horizontal without supporting the tail can damage the tissue in their jaw joints. Please, hold the fish vertically if you can't support the fish with both hands. P.S. Nothing about this video looked staged to me. Good fishing!

Can’t wait

Well that was a good new years fishing for ya. I had a hard time fishing for safe ice. Did fish for all day to find it an had success before dark. There’s ice enough now around here. Still need to watch for thin ice. Be safe an hopefully see you on the ice.